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Showing posts with label African luxury. Show all posts

Friday, 22 March 2019

Luxity - What's in store...


Proud to be the largest & most trusted source in Africa


After opening their first store in Melrose Arch, South Africa’s largest stockists of authenticated, pre-owned luxury items, Luxity has decided to grace Cape Town with its presence. Stocking Chanel, Prada, Louis Vuitton, and more, it’s a must visit if you’re in need of something - not just special - but truly spectacular! 


As per the founder, "We believe in promoting the life cycle of sustainable fashion, by passing timeless luxury onto others.
Trust is the heartbeat of Luxity. It is what drives us and keeps our faith. Every day, it fuels our unrelenting commitment to bring you the most pristine, pre-owned luxury brands that we can put our stamp of approval on."


The Cape Quarter Lifestyle Village 


Drenched in history, The Cape Quarter Lifestyle Village is a must-visit during the busy Cape Town season. With its cobbled square, retro styling, and fantastic shopping options, it’s a one-stop destination for all your needs. This is were you'll find Luxity's locale.



"All we want is for women to experience first-hand what it feels like to walk with their shoulders tall, knowing they are wearing authentic investment pieces and doing so without breaking the bank.
Whether it is a Hermes Birkin Bag or a Louis Vuitton accessory, absolutely every item that comes through our doors is inspected and authenticated before it is listed on Luxity.quotcoll orderby=”random” limit=1 tags=”T02″
Luxity really is your happy place so shop with peace of mind and heart."

Luke Calitz, Founder

So, if tackling the crowds at the V&A Waterfront is a little daunting, remember there are alternatives to explore and a change of scenery never hurt anyone. 

Luxity.co.za


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Wednesday, 20 March 2019

KWV The Centenary - SA’s most exclusive brandy


Fresh off celebrating its centennial year in 2018. In honour of this milestone, KWV has also introduced an upgrade to its brandy range, ringing in the next 100 years. 


A SOUTH AFRICAN FIRST 
Its CEO, Boyce Lloyd, has promised to continue to delight the consumer with bold and refreshing innovations that reflect the treasured brand value of KWV and continuing its 100-year-old trailblazing tradition. 

In its most recent display of innovation, KWV has released SA’s most exclusive brandy: KWV The Centenary. This special blend includes its rarest and best brandies spanning the company and SA’s brandy-making history. 

Guarded and entrusted by many generations of brandy masters, The Centenary includes some of the very first brandy made by KWV back in 1926, along with brandy from the only barrel rescued from a fire that razed KWV’s historic cellars in 1942. The balance is completed with KWV’s rarest brandies, averaging 42 years of age. 


LIMITED EDITION BUYERS' PACKAGE 
Only 100 bottles of this extraordinary blend have been produced for release, and at R100,000 a bottle, KWV is hoping to invest in the future of brandy making. 

“Recognising the need for sustainable growth in the industry, KWV has committed to donate R20,000 per bottle sold to a bursary fund to invest in the future of brandy making,” says Nuno Fernandes, spirits marketing executive at KWV. 

The Cape Grace hotel's Signal restaurant
In honour of this investment, KWV – in partnership with the five-star luxury Cape Grace hotel – is also offering an exclusive buyers’ package: business-class flights; a one-night stay at the premium Cape Grace property situated on a private quay between Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront and the serene yacht marina; VIP chauffeur services; and an exclusive tasting with De Bod where buyers will sample KWV’s premium potstill range, including the KWV Nexus and The Centenary. 

A PROUD PEDIGREE 
Master distiller Pieter de Bod is decidedly proud of KWV’s The Centenary - the pinnacle of 100 years distilling “craftmanship, dedication, patience and trust”. Meticulously blended by KWV’s internationally acclaimed distilling team, it has the pedigree of the KWV stable – a global reputation of consistent quality. 

It carries titles for Brandy/Cognac Producer of the Year from the International Spirits Challenge and the Worldwide Best Brandy Producer Trophy title from the International Wine and Spirit Competition – a strong foundation that makes the launch of a product as exclusive as The Centenary a solid investment. 

KWV has been at the centre of innovation and development in the spirits and wine industry for the past 100 years, and its latest gem, The Centenary, is more than just an investment in your cabinet. 

KWV The Centenary Limited Edition


To order, contact KWV Emporium on 021-807-3007/8 or wineemporium@kwv.co.za. 


• Terms and conditions apply. 



Friday, 22 February 2019

Africa Travel & Safari Show Online



Using online conferencing systems the show will enable tourism suppliers in Africa to meet with you wherever you are in the world, without either of you leaving your workstation.


A great line-up of topics covered by our speakers in the auditorium;


Booking travel into Southern Africa with Confidence – David Frost, Southern Africa Tour & Safari Association.
African Travel attractions for the US Market - Ron Mracky, International Advisory Committee member, Africa Tourism Association
The Europe to Africa market - Chris Mears, African Travel and Tourism Association
The Livingstone Experience - shaping the future of travel – Madeleine Hetem, Tamrich Tours
Adding Authentic cultural experiences to itineraries – Eleanor Muller , Transfrontier Parks Destinations
Adventurers’ guide to island hopping – Sherin Francis, The Seychelles Tourism Board
The History of Safari Travel - Beks Ndlovu, African Bush Camps 

Exhibitors include
Legacy Hotels and Resorts
White Shark Projects
ATKV
The Seychelles Tourism Board
Unearth Experience
Mopane Bush Lodge
The Fine Collection
Transfrontier Parks Destinations
Tamrich Tours
Dream Hotels and Resorts
SATSA

To date over 250 delegates registered to attend, 50% of these are from North America.

Other regions registered include:
Europe (Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland)
United Kingdom
Ireland
India
Australia
New Zealand
Africa (Kenya, Eswateni, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa)

Click here to register

Friday, 17 February 2017

Experience the Milky Way star bed at Samara Private Game Reserve


Samara Private Game Reserve near Graaff-Reinet will be launching the Milky Way Star Bed Experience at the end of February 2017, providing guests with a romantic wilderness experience that will take their breath away.

Set against a dramatic mountain backdrop in a secluded location, the platform comprises a bespoke four-poster bed with draped mosquito net. A seating area looks out over the river where wildlife descends to drink. A canvas roof provides shelter in case of inclement weather. Creature comforts are taken care of with luxurious sheets, mohair blankets, dressing gowns and bathroom facilities. A truly ‘Karoo’ luxury sleep-out experience – lit by the twinkling stars overhead.

The award-winning Samara Private Game Reserve Award is located on 70,000 acres of wilderness in the Great Karoo, offering breathtaking views over the Plains of Camdeboo. It boasts over 60 mammal species, including aardvark, cheetah, Cape mountain zebra, giraffe, black and white rhino, buffalo, eland and gemsbok to name but a few.



Visit  www.samara.co.za   or email reservations@samara.co.za
Follow on Twitter @samarakaroo

Source: littleblackbookpr.co.za

Thursday, 17 January 2013

Bespoke African Brands - The Rising Stars of Luxury


Bridging the gap between traditional craftsmanship and luxury, high-end African brands are out to make a global impression. From clothing and jewellery to wine and tea, refined luxury is increasingly being packaged and sold by Africans.


The market for luxury African goods was once the preserve of rich expatriates and tourists, but as incomes soar across the continent, retailers report a growing appetite among local buyers and continental consumption is rising steadily.

Consumer spending in Africa is set to increase from $860bn in 2008 to $1.4trn in 2020 according to a report by consultancy firm McKinsey. The number of households with disposable income is due to grow by 50% over the next 10 years to 128m.

The growing number of high-net-worth individuals in Africa offers a compelling opportunity for proprietors of luxury brands seeking new markets. Read more...

 


The Wealth Report found the number of high-net-worth individuals in Africa rose to 100,000 last year. While China's economic slowdown has worried some luxury brands, others have been quick to take note of Africa's growth. Home-grown brands are taking the opportunity to establish themselves not only in Africa but on the global market.

Patrick Mavros, a Zimbabwean jewellery company, opened its flagship store in London in 2004. After 33 years of business, the company's clientele ranges from taxi drivers to film stars and heads of state. "African luxury is a rarity,"says Forbes Mavros, son of the brand's founder and head of the Mauritius atelier. "There are not many brands that have touched the international pulse and remained African in their identity."

Swaady Martin-Leke, the founder of YSWARA, a luxury tea brand with its headquarters in South Africa, also believes that it is important to maintain a country or region's heritage and culture when building a global brand. "If you look at European or Japanese luxury brands, you find the essence of the country of origin is in the detail," she says.



Euromonitor International revealed spending on luxury goods in South Africa rose from $628.5m in 2007 to more than $1bn in 2012. South Africa's global wine exports grew by nearly 40% between 2006 and 2012. Over the same period Kenya became its largest African importer of wine, buying 6.1m bottles in 2012. A prime example is Waterford Estate's "The Jem" 2007 bottles start from R680 ($80).

Martin-Leke believes that typical African luxury consumers, having travelled abroad, want products that reflect their identity. "They might want a Chanel watch, but they also want a beautiful couture ankara dress. "They have the money to buy Yves Saint Laurent, but they want African designers"

Source The Africa Report

Friday, 16 November 2012

Yswara Precious African Teas


 Introducing an inspired new AFRICAN LUXURY BRAND -

 YSWARA - Curator of precious African Teas


A new luxury company has introduced a proudly African product unlike any other. YSWARA, a unique gourmet tea company, is the first of its kind to introduce a curated experience of fine African teas. This unique company offers a collection of top quality rare tea blends, refined tea accessories and fine living goods, created exclusively by African artisans from African materials laden with epicurean inspiration.


Each tea blend is carefully hand-selected and forms part of a precious collection of 23 teas, which has been carefully composed by YSWARA’s tea masters, and many by the founder, Swaady Martin-Leke herself, who selects each note and fragrance to flow and compliment one another by tasting and testing each spice, leaf and flower until they perfectly harmonize.


YSWARA is the exercise of passion of a driven tea artisan. Every detail of YSWARA is woven together to create an exceptional experience tinged with the splendour of Africa, and infused with the passionate vision of its founder, Swaady Martin-Leke. Their signature blend “Or des Anges”, epitomizes the pure luxury of the YSWARA brand. It’s a fusion of rare peony white tea from Southern Malawi’s Satemwa Estate, blended with precious 22-carat edible gold petals - it’s an African born tea like no other.

It was founder, Cote d’Ivoire born Swaady Martin-Leke’s vision to create an African luxury tea brand that inspires people to enjoy the precious moments in life. YSWARA’s products come together to create the ultimate luxury teatime experience, intended to transport you to a timeless moment where you can enjoy the combined aromas of crisp scented tealeaves, fragrant flowers and exotic fruits of Africa. Says Swaady, “It was my dream to capture true African luxury, and produce a luxury brand that is truly African in origin, nature, and tradition.”


YSWARA has launched with a collection of 23 unique teas from 3 different collections - “The Seven Wonders of Africa”, “African Queens” and “Kingdoms of Africa” which includes their signature tea “Or des Anges” a collection of 7 scented candles (“Johari la Africa”) and tea accessories consisting of porcelain tea sets (“Sankofa”), and a set of gilded tea spoons (“Secret Garden”). This unique range of products provides consumers with the chance to engage in the moment, slow down and find greatness in the small things.

YSWARA’s teas are comprised of a wide range of distinguished orthodox teas, inspired blends and herbal infusions, from the basic black, white and green teas, to the more exotic varieties, such as oolong and Pu-Erh. Held within its signature ebony and gold-copper packaging, handcrafted by African artists, you will find infusions of the rarest, handpicked leaves dried by the African sun and processed with only the most natural methods.


The Seven Wonders Collection is rich with the depth, diversity and distinction of Africa offering the seven best teas of the continent. The YSWARA African Queens Health Tea and Infusion Collection is inspired by the continent’s legacy of female leadership, concentrating on the herb, spice and flower macerated teas of Africa, whilst the fragrant and solemn Kingdoms of Africa collection offers herb and spice-laden epicurean infusions.

YSWARA’s Candle Collection, Johari la Africa, uses essential oils to create individually hand-poured candles with custom-created scents that incorporate the spices of ancient Marrakech and the urban heart of Johannesburg in one scent. The eco-friendly soy candles use aromatic oils, which are therapeutic in nature offering the possibilities of relieving stress, revitalizing and bringing a sense of clarity.


YSWARA also offers a range of luxury tea accessories to complement its exquisite blends. The Secret Garden Spoon Collection is the artwork of South African, Pamela Schroeder, who crafts her works from organic materials. She has designed YSWARA’s teaspoons around Rooibos tea bush twigs, jacaranda pods and honey dippers which combine Rooibos wicks and poppy seed pods; both gilded in a gold finish. The Sankofa Tea Set Collection by South African ceramist, Adrian Lombard, exhibits black-glazed African earthenware rimmed in extravagant gold detailing.



South Africans will be able to experience the YSWARA range of teas and luxurious accessories at their pop-up store in Hyde Park. It is also stocked amongst some of the most desirable brands in the world at The Wish Collection store in Sandton City. Also available on the Yswara online store worldwide for more information visit www.yswara.com

Sunday, 9 September 2012

The State of Opulence in Africa


The golden continent and the ethics of luxury.


It is a struggle to reconcile the dichotomy of deep social concerns for our African continent, rife with poverty, and the light-hearted revelry and opulence associated with the luxury sector. This is particularly true as the global financial crisis has not yet loosened its grip, currency volatility remains erratic and unemployment figures remain high - these are uncertain and difficult times.

Outside of consumption patterns, in South Africa there is a tendency to downplay the employment opportunities generated by the luxury sector. The most obvious sectors to generate employment through luxury goods and services are the mining industry, through which a myriad of jewelry businesses are generated, and tourism where high-end hospitality and exclusive safaris show South Africa at its best. But aside from these two monoliths there are in fact many other areas of growth.


The multi-billion Rand boat building industry employs over 3000 permanent employees that has seen South Africa recognized for its high-end catamarans worldwide. BMW is a leader in the manufacturing of luxury cars and has recently announced further investment of R2 billion into 'BMW World Plant Rosslyn', its South African facility. They anticipate that the upgraded plant will be capable of producing up to 60 000 units per annum.

Global luxury forecasts for 2012 seem optimistic, particularly for those businesses focused on growth markets. The 2011 Global Wealth Report by Credit Suisse comments that in many respects, South Africa is the model for many other African economies. Household wealth has grown vigorously over the last decade, quadrupling in value from US$8,400 in 2000 to US$34,300 in mid 2011. Global Wealth overall is showing an upturn led by increased wealth in South Africa, China, India, Brazil, Australia, Chile and Indonesia.

That is not to say that the volume of HNW individuals is homogenous, indeed it varies radically between these rapid emerging markets - China boasts 1,017,000 US Dollar millionaires (and 5,000 with a wealth of over US$50 million) and South Africa sports a comparatively meagre 71,000 US Dollar millionaires. Fortunately we too have a few exemplary billionaires who have travelled to space, built luxury empires, not to mention the obvious financial and mining empires.


Small and medium enterprises, well recognized in academic and policy literature for their economic and social importance, are perhaps where our craft-centric culture and the luxury industry could interest a government seeking job creation. There are many exemplary domestic luxury brands generating employment as well as being ambassadors for Brand SA. Avoova, for example, creates functional art and collectible items from the best fragments of ostrich eggshell that are carefully laid down as a fine veneered finish used as a decoration for objet d'art from bowls and bars to billionaires yachts. In doing so they support 40 artisans in the Karoo. For leather goods, Cape Cobra Leathercraft, who employs ninety people from the local community.

A new generation of designers has been born that has taken our raw materials and transformed them into world-class lines that are in global demand. Hanneli Rupert, daughter of Johann Rupert, has recently launched Okapi. The energetic, talented young designer, is a firm supporter of the potential job creation through luxury on our golden continent and as such she has committed to supporting local manufacturing and where necessary purchasing machinery to do so. She uses local suppliers in the creation of her new exotic handbag range with signature horns and has sourced rare leathers and materials from across Africa.

One often overlooks the impact of high-end consumption and disregards the more obvious arenas such as the gourmet sector, championed by master-chefs like Margot Janse, Reuben Riffel and Giorgio Nava, that employs and trains staff for numerous restaurants. Beyond fine foods, consumers are presented with an ever greater number of fine wines and spirits from farms and niche distilleries, that are reaching a new price echelon, whilst creating employment in the winelands and broader drinks sector.

South African fashion is achieving international acclaim - from Gavin Rajah to Malcolm Kluk, home grown labels have not only a solid local following but are being welcomed to the world run way from Paris Couture to New York Fashion Week. The work by Precious Moloi Motsepe, wife of billionaire Patrice Motsepe, in creating Africa Fashion International has seen the emergence and strengthening of many African couturiers and labels.


South Africa boasts a wealth of diamonds and gold but the bulk of manufacturing and finishing happens internationally. Johannesburg based African Romance has invested in local diamond finishing and the training of diamond polishers to retain value in South Africa. With the mining industry constituting one third of GDP, an estimated 50% of the world's gold reserves in SA and a huge 10 million carats annually of diamonds mined annually (with 90% of the diamonds being exported), it stands to reason that we should look at methods to retain value locally.

The Southern Africa Luxury Association, through the SALA Artisan Accelerator, has recently worked with Keith White to develop an initiative to build up the expertise of black jewelry designers, taking them through an apprenticeship to become master jewelers. De Beers Shining Lights Awards is another noteworthy program supporting the industry that has recognized his talents and those of other jewelers using our natural resources for world-class finished products.


Luxury eco-tourism in South Africa is globally revered and companies like the Mantis Collection and &Beyond are spearheading a sustainable, considerate view of engaging with nature at the top level.


Businesses which take a more thoughtful view of luxury and succeed in carving out a unique niche for themselves, with consideration for people, planet and profit, will be firmly entrenched on the road to success by adhering to a new definition of local luxury that exemplifies 'Proudly South African'.

Issued by the Southern African Luxury Association.

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Thursday, 30 August 2012

Enmasse - Opulent Occidental Massage


A massage experience at the hands of the gods

- enmasse delivers a fully-clothed, oil free deluxe massage experience


In the spirit of all things luxury, ENMASSE invites you to become part of a truly unique de-stressing experience. Enmasse has elevated the massage culture of the East by designing a contemporary western space that immediately soothes your senses and prepares you for an experience like no other. Indeed this seems the case as enmasse has been listed in the “Top 20 Reasons to be in South Africa” by leading British magazine, Wallpaper – an impressive feat for a massage business.



First off the owner, Murray von Hirschberg, explains, “A massage should fit around your day as opposed to fitting your day around a massage.” In that vein the majority of enmasse bookings are made on the day – even catering for walk-in customers. Adding to the convenience ENMASSE only offers dry clothed massages – a choice between Thai, Shiatsu, reflexology and pregnancy.

No oils are used which means a massage between meetings or before dinner is a reality. By eliminating oil you also eliminate the need for nudity: all enmasse massages take place in loose fitting cotton clothing provided by enmasse. von Hirschberg adds, “Don’t think of an oil-style massage without oil: think acupressure - pressure points, palming and stretching in a routine that can be likened to a lazy dance with a muscle whisperer.”



Every aspect of the concept appears to transform what the world has come to expect from a massage experience. Forget the sounds of ‘Pan Pipes Unplugged’ and ‘The Call of the South Right Whale Vol 3’, enmasse has a play list that spans across 10 decades from which it has curated a playlist that redefines what should be heard during a massage. In its quest to make a massage as accessible as possible enmasse offers very lucrative and flexible membership options.

Member massages, like its gift vouchers, are fully transferable, redeemable in Cape Town or Johannesburg and never expire. “After a massage, customers are encouraged to doze off in their massage space for as long as possible. If by then you are not yet ready to face the demands of the outside world you are invited to lie back in the tea lounge and sample one of our 40 exotic tea blends,” concludes von Hirschberg.


 

For more information about a massage experience that will forever change your expectations see www.enmasse.co.za or call 011 880 3020 or 021 461 5650

 


Address: Johannesburg

Unit 14, Illovo Junction

1 Corlett Drive (corner Oxford)

Illovo

2196

Tel: 011 880 3020


Address: Cape Town

Entrance & Private parking via Gate 2 Schoonder Street

123 Hope Street

Gardens

8001

Tel: 021 461 5650


Private parking for ENMASSE customers behind the building (entrance next to building off Corlett Drive)

Opening special for airline customers: R335 (quote: enmasse loves you)

 

Wednesday, 29 August 2012

Grande Roche - Paarl



Nestled at the foot of the magnificent Paarl Rock is a small, luxury hotel like no other. It is a place where history interacts with modern comforts...where the atmosphere of a bygone era brings a sense of gracious, unhurried living.


The only South African member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World, it is a place where history intersects with a funky modernity. It is a place where the gentle rhythms of a working fruit and wine farm are a short walk away from a bustling country town.



Experience the privacy and tranquillity of comfortable and stylish suites nestled among the vineyards of a working fruit farm. Feel a sense of belonging as you explore centuries-old buildings and the rich biodiversity of the Paarl nature reserve. Take your taste buds on a journey of culinary delight in the award-winning restaurants. Be inspired by the unique mix of heritage, innovation and elegance.



Culinary Innovations

Woman’s Month inspires Culinary Innovations at the Grande Roche Hotel Woman’s month brings with it a host of activities and inspired by this the focus for the next Culinary Innovations evening on Friday 31 August at the historic Grande Roche Hotel in Paarl is on inspiring women. A voyage of discovery and powerful words.



Romantic getaways

From perfect proposals to dream honeymoons and the most cherished anniversary, let us help weave the magic and enchantment that will last a lifetime. Create everlasting memories at this magnificent, romantic location in the heart of the Cape Winelands.

 Functions & Events

The Vineyard Venue with an open-air amphitheatre sits on the upper slopes of the estates, in the midst of vineyards and plum orchards, with a backdrop of Paarl Rock. Whether it's an international conference, a board meeting, cutting-edge product launch or high-profile company summit, Grande Roche will take care of your needs... we know it is the little details that matter.



Wine and Food Lovers Getaways

The Cape Winelands have been described as the most beautiful in the world. Here, fertile valleys protected by ancient mountains provide the diversity of soil and climate that give the Cape wines their unique Character. This tailor-made package gives you the chance to get behind the scenes of award-winning wine estates.

Golfing Getaways

The Western Cape is one of the world’s most spectacular and diverse golfing destinations. Our lush and beautifully maintained Golf Estates have captivated the global golfing community and boast both local and international awards for exceeding high standards, quality, design and professionalism.



Weddings

Celebrate your special occasion at the Grande Roche Hotel with elegance and style. From perfect proposals and dream weddings to the most cherished anniversary, let us help weave the magic and enchantment that will last a lifetime... be it an intimate, romantic affair or a lavish celebration.
Write your own history at this magnificent location with a Grande Roche Wedding Experience, starting with the couple's names engraved on a brass plaque on our chapel door. We will ensure that your special day goes smoothly as planned.

The perfect setting...

Intimate ceremonies in the unique setting of our carefully restored chapel. Bosman's Lawn, alongside the Manor House, with views of the Drakenstein Mountains and the backdrop of Paarl Rock.There is a choice of venues for your reception, from the charming intimacy of our Private Dining Room, the elegant Bosman's restaurant and the romantic setting of Bosman's Lawn for a garden reception to the Vineyard Venue for larger numbers.

Tuesday, 28 August 2012

Lala Linen



Our 100% pure Egyptian cotton bed linen and bath towels are all imported directly from Egypt, where they are made by the suppliers of the world’s finest Egyptian cotton linens. 

 

 Lala Linen is the only certified carrier of the Egyptian Cotton logo in Southern Africa, which testifies that all products are exclusively made of 100% pure Egyptian cotton.



The heart of our collection is the most exquisite 100% Egyptian linens for bedrooms. Like all our products, they do not contain any cotton blends or synthetic fibres and are created out of nothing but the finest material. EGYPTIAN COTTONTM. With a reputation of being the best cotton in the world, its softness, strength and superior characteristics are what sets Egyptian cotton apart from other natural fabrics.




Smooth

The length of the fibre makes it possible to make the finest of yarns without sacrificing strength. Long fibres also produce less lint and therefore will not pill after repeated washing.

Strength

The strength of the fibre makes the fabric more solid and more resistant to stress and will not lose its shape easily.

Colour

Egyptian cotton’s ability to absorb liquids makes it a wonderful fabric for dying. The colours are deeper, brighter and more resistent.

Quality

Egyptian cotton is handpicked, guaranteeing the highest level of purity. Hand picking puts no stress on the fibres and they remain straight and intact to create one of the softest, finest and longest lasting fabrics in the world. The Egyptian Cotton logo is the Egyptian government’s seal of authenticity and will always appear on Lala Linen products. EGYPTIAN COTTONTM



There is no turning back once you have slept in sheets made of Egyptian cotton, or dried off after a long hot winter bath with our Egyptian cotton bath towels.
Lala Linen’s Egyptian cotton is soft, long lasting, cool in summer and cosy in winter. And, like all other high-quality items, the joy of Egyptian cotton is that it only gets better with age, lasting up to one and a half times longer than any other cotton.


 

27 (0)83 290 6795


27 (0)21 422 4865


info@lalalinen.co.za


87 Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town


www.lalalinen.co.za


Tuesday, 21 August 2012

Luxe Interiors - Casarredo



Feel at home as you step into Casarredo Collezione’s contemporary showroom where you will experience the sense of luxury inherent in international furniture design.As stockists of several high-end Italian brands Casarredo offers infinite possibilities to personalise your interior space. 


 



Our beautiful displays accentuate masterfully designed silhouettes of Italian furniture, renowned for their focus on quality and artisanship, utilising fabrics or leather created from the finest materials, meticulously applied and reflecting premium finishes.



View the shape of things to come in the realm of interior décor and design at Casarredo. Our growing collection changes continuously, offering clients the latest home trends, whether you wish to redesign an entire space, or seek a timeless feature piece. With our exclusive range of furniture, lighting and accessories, Casarredo’s collection encompasses contemporary elegance amidst minimalist glamour. It is here that clients can create warm, luxurious and stylish interior spaces they will enjoy, share and savour.




A high end luxury home décor brand.  Their showroom is based in Melrose and they offer a wide range of furniture, accessories and interior design options - brands include the likes of Gamma International, Futura, Fontana Arte and much more - exclusive to Casarredo. Have a peek at their Facebook page Casarredo Home Decor